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If you have your heart set on a new vehicle and you expect to pay less than $20,000 for it, a used vehicle might be what’s actually in your future. Data from the car-shopping website Edmunds.com ...

According to data from car-buying guide Edmunds, the average ... The Blue Book, or Kelley Blue Book, is a guidebook that quotes prices for new and used vehicles of various makes and models.

While new-vehicle inventory starts to stabilize, thanks to sales incentives, some car models continue ... the latest Kelley Blue Book (KBB) data, new vehicle prices have seen a slight (0.4% ...

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